Kalabrese--Independent_Dancer-(RUMP0023)-WEB-2013-YALLA

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    >> Yalla Habibi Presents....
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    > Metadata:
    Artist....: Kalabrese
    Album.....: Independent Dancer

    Genre.....: Electronic
    Mood......: Indie Dance 
    Year......: 2013
    Rls.Date..: 2013-04-26
    Label.....: Rumpelmusig
    Catalog...: RUMP0023
    Type......: Album
    Tracks....: 16

    Encoder...: LAME
    Codec.....: MP3 MPEG 1 Layer III
    Quality...: 320Kbps/CBR/44.1 kHz/Joint Stereo
    Source....: WEB

    Size......: 227.49 MB                               
    Playtime..: 01:39:14                                

    > Track(s):
    01. (06:38) Purple Rose                                         
    02. (04:45) Let The Good Times Roll feat. A.C. Kupper           
    03. (05:19) Independent Dancer                                  
    04. (04:58) Fresh And Foolish feat. Sarah Palin                 
    05. (04:21) Makossa                                             
    06. (10:36) Desperate Man feat. Khan                            
    07. (06:20) Brooklyn 55                                         
    08. (06:49) Stone On Your Back                                  
    09. (08:58) Wanzka                                              
    10. (08:51) Sihltal                                             
    11. (05:45) Marzikala                                           
    12. (02:59) Das Haus Am Fluss                                   
    13. (03:22) Find A Place                                        
    14. (08:09) Feeding Me With Sun feat. Khan                      
    15. (06:55) Is This                                             
    16. (04:29) Afterhour                                           
    
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    > Url(s):
	
    Source:
    https://deezer.com/album/6520494
    
    Buy:
    https://beatport.com/release/independent-dancer/1065969


    > Notes:
    "Together, we're playing and dancing to a song, a song that we
    don't know." (Sacha Winkler aka Kalabrese) Kalabrese is a curious
    tastemaker and bold musical force that dares to tread the murky
    waters between indie and electronica, playfully emphasising vocals
    on song based productions and presenting an album that pushes the
    limits and portrays dance music in a peculiar and natural way.
    Inspired by blues, funk, and all those beautiful dancers and
    tragic heroes of the night, Independent Dancer is laced with
    curiosity and fever inducing productions. Six years on from his
    2007 debut album Rumpelzirkus, a critically acclaimed project that
    was pursued by performances at infamous festivals like Sonar,
    Mutek in Montreal and Transmediale in Berlin as well as playing
    nearly every club basement in Europe with his live-project
    Rumpelorchester, Sascha Winkler AKA Kalabrese returns with a
    masterpiece. Sounding like a soundtrack from James Murphy (in fact
    Kalabrese played back to back with the LCD Soundsystem lead man in
    2012) and Nicolas Jaar, who featured his epic blues solo Desperate
    Man on his own Resident-Advisor podcast, Independent Dancer
    commences with an almost euphoric and certainly unpretentious
    spirit. Purple Rose steps out downbeat with Sarah Palin, the
    newest Rumpel discovery, singing an astonishing duet with Kala, an
    almost country-like creation with ringing bells from the Alps and
    a hypnotic house beat crashing behind. Kalabrese recruits friend
    and mentor, A.C. Kupper (who also designed the cover) to sing Let
    The Good Times Roll taking his falsetto voice and overlaying
    chunky beats and a captivating synth-line, inspiring the urge to
    dance in only the most sincere way. Independent Dancer varies in
    tempo and rhythm throughout, from the wonderful airy ballad of
    Stone On Your Back with its cello parts played by Dominik Lohrer
    and light bossanova rhythm, juxtaposed with Wanzka, an active,
    swinging afro-groove gem with mind-blowing, lyrical brass parts
    courtesy of Michael Flury and Benjamin Danech. Guest singer Khan
    from Berlin, can be heard on the hypnotic Arabic inspired bonus
    track Feeling Me and also on Desperate Man, which Rumpel-member
    Marton di Katz rocks a crazy groove bassline sensations. Towards
    the conclusion everything twists into cosiness once again as
    Kalabrese extols the Sihl Valley with Sihltal, a punchy disco tune
    spiked with melancholy and expressing a soft wish of togetherness.
    At all times Independent Dancer orbits the moment, encapsulating
    where the dancer unites with the music and forgets the rest of the
    world. Thus the whole album is a homage to clublife, a world which
    Kalabrese has been part of for more than 15 years, while also
    expressing the rejection of constant output by the media and
    superficial virtual worlds and welcomes the experience of the
    physical force of nature. His authentic way to accomplish things,
    his deep musical knowledge and potential to bridge gaps keeps
    enriching nightlife culture and the whole electronic music
    landscape. Independent Dancer is the first release on Kalabreses
    own label, Rumpelmusig, a new sublabel of Compost Records that
    acts as a research station for unconventional dance music in the
    future. Retro Mugli and Valentino Tomasi mixed the album with
    earnest commitment in the legendary Powerplay Studio on an analog
    mixer to finalise the songs. Independent Dance is the natural
    conclusion of Kalabreses path so far, avoiding pretence, it
    contains its own cosmos, where the rumbling between blues and bass
    becomes innate and every song brings home a message of the soft
    power of the dance. "Funky is when you ease from heavyness"
    (Kalaspatz 2012).

    psst.. a bit different from the TR release, here we got 3x tracks more.
    enjoy ^^
    

    >> Yalla Bye!

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01-kalabrese--purple_rose.mp315,19 MB
02-kalabrese--let_the_good_times_roll_feat_ac_kupper.mp310,88 MB
03-kalabrese--independent_dancer.mp312,19 MB
04-kalabrese--fresh_and_foolish_feat_sarah_palin.mp311,38 MB
05-kalabrese--makossa.mp39,99 MB
06-kalabrese--desperate_man_feat_khan.mp324,29 MB
07-kalabrese--brooklyn_55.mp314,52 MB
08-kalabrese--stone_on_your_back.mp315,62 MB
09-kalabrese--wanzka.mp320,56 MB
10-kalabrese--sihltal.mp320,29 MB
11-kalabrese--marzikala.mp313,18 MB
12-kalabrese--das_haus_am_fluss.mp36,87 MB
13-kalabrese--find_a_place.mp37,73 MB
14-kalabrese--feeding_me_with_sun_feat_khan.mp318,67 MB
15-kalabrese--is_this.mp315,84 MB
16-kalabrese--afterhour.mp310,28 MB